Problem with Adobe flash

[Basil Chupin]

On 01/09/2010 17:16, Colin Law wrote:
> On 1 September 2010 05:31, Basil Chupin<blchupin at iinet.net.au>  wrote:
>    
>> ...
>>
>> Thanks for this, but the point is that Chrome is not in Synaptic - you
>> need to go thru the steps you just outlined in order to get it to appear
>> in Synaptic. Chromium is there, but not Chrome.
>>      
> Just to clarify the above comment, nothing is *in* Synaptic.  Synaptic
> is a software tool for managing software from various repositories.
> Once the appropriate repository has been added then Chrome is
> available via Synaptic.  It is correct to say that Chrome is not in
> the default Ubuntu repositories.
>
> Colin
>    
And neither is it in the Ubuntu Software Centre.

Let's just go back a few steps and see what I was responding to before 
this thread takes on a life of its own:


> >  Ah, then he should ask the question in the google-related chrome mail
> >  list/forum?
> >
> >  Ubuntu installs Chromium and not Google Chrome, correct?
> >
> >  BC
> >
> >  
>    
No actually you can install Google chrome with the synaptic package
manager. I have it on several machines, That way you get automatic
updates. I actually installed it because Firefox was doing the same
thing with flash files as google chrome is doing for you.
Flash works fine for me, maybe if you do a reinstall of google chrome
and the plugins it will solve the problem.
           Linda

BC


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